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Fitbit Review

At first glance the FitBit is something of an oddity – it does not have a screen like a traditional pedometer and is very light! A $60 pedometer is heavy like a brick with a big screen it.

A great thing is that you can wear the Fitbit Tracker all day: loosely in your pocket, clipped to your pants, shirt, bra or to your wrist when you are sleeping.

Once you are within 15ft of the base station your data will automatically be uploaded to the Fitbit website where you can see detailed data and also participate in collaborative fitness goals with friends, family and co-workers.
This is one of the most interesting pieces of tech that I had the pleasure of reviewing in a while. I have no problem with it 5 out of 5 possible stars and honestly recommend it to all who want get into better shape. Do not miss out by buying a cheaper pedometer and regret it later

May 23, 2011 Posted by electronicfreeship | Electronics, Reviews | Comments Off

iPad 2 Review

Apple did not invent the iPad but spiced up the already good Tablet PC. Apple does not need more to keep the competition at bay because until now the Android Tiger by Samsung and Motorola are only good on paper.

The new iPad 2 is available and it is selling as quickly as donuts. Only Apple manages to do something like this since it just release the older version less than a year ago.

As long as there is no serious competitor we can only compare the iPad 2 with his predecessor. It is immediately apparent that the second generation is thinner. Apple has slimmed it down from 13.4 to 8.8 millimeters. The iPad 2 looks better and now it feels even better in your hands. It is much easier to handle. The 3G model now weighs only 613 instead of 730 grams. While it is still not a pure pleasure to hold the device with one hand it is certainly not painful anymore.

All in all the iPad 2 at this time is by far the best Tablet PC even taking the lack of flash and the lack of connection options into account. Owner of an “old” iPad can surely omit the second generation – especially if they do not need the video chat option. Get the iPad 3 some time next spring: most likely with a true high-resolution display and by then the inner life of the first generation should be easily done with almost any app.

March 11, 2011 Posted by electronicfreeship | Electronics, Reviews | Comments Off

Blu Electronic Cigarette and Air Travel – A Review

You can do the most amazing things on a flight. Good airlines offer their passengers a comprehensive flight entertainment program: the latest films, several radio channels and lots of interactive games. But even if you pay $10,000 for a First Class ticket you do not get to smoke! Or maybe you do …

An electronic cigarette is a small battery-powered nicotine vaporizer that is visually modeled after a real tobacco cigarette. There is no combustion in an electric cigarette and therefore it is neither a fire hazard nor will produce smoke. There is no tobacco and no tar. Especially the people next to you are not bothered by tobacco smoke. There are many companies that offer electronic cigarettes and we recommend that you read some electronic cigarette reviews if you are interested.

Basically an electronic cigarette is the optimal solution for smokers who want to satisfy their nicotine desire on a long flight.

Now the U.S. charter airline Global Exec Aviation dares the advance to make the ban on smoking more bearable. The solution for nicotine “in the sky”: the Blu electronic cigarette.

Blu Cigs, an American E-cigarette company, has teamed up with the small charter airline in California from Long Beach a test. On the flights of six business jets are now free sample packs distributed with an electrical cigarette “ready to go.”

March 2, 2011 Posted by electronicfreeship | Electronics, Reviews | Comments Off